The scenario is like this. We are sending messages with COA option. The
replytoqname is wrong hence all the report messages are routed to DLQ on
the remote QManager.
Without removing the COA option (Which involves code change, since it is
Production it can not be done now), we want to know if
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Hi All,
I am trying to do SSL communication with Java client MQServer on Windows NT and AIX.
I have done this succesfuly with JKS format of keystore. But I am struggling with
keystore of PKCS12 format. I created keystore of PKCS12 format using IBM's Ikeyman
tool imported
I have a new message flow that is confusing
me.
The source is MQ 2.1 on MVS. Persistent
messages
are routed to MQ 5.3 on Solaris. Occaisonally
an event
occurs that throws a monkey wrench in
things.
Today MVS went down and the system had
to be IPLed.
For some reason a larger than normal
number
Trigger first or trigger every? If the latter, I suggest that
youchange your app design to use trigger first and suck
all messages from the triggeredqueues.
Dave
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I have worked with the Reconda product and if Peters one line was a sales
pitch then it short changes the product. We used it in a BIG banking client
in NY and help tremendiously with tracking across 6 tiers in an environment
where messages expire in 52 seconds. Take Where is my message to a new
Stab #1.Do you have Triggering set to EVERY??
From: R. Dirk Tolson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SYSTEM.DEFAULT.INITIATION.QUEUE Question
Date: Wed, 5 May 2004 20:39:17 -0400
I have a new message flow that is confusing
Title: Message
This
is only a guess. It sounds like the UNIX application is not triggering
fast enough or properly and/var/mqm may havefilled up causing MQ to
freeze. MVS can sometimes move faster than the distributed side causing an
overload on UNIX.
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Hi Friends,
This has been puzzling me a bit .. searched the docs but couldn't get
anything -- I do not want to use system queues for event logging and want
to use local queues for this. How and where could I define these queues so
that events for all queue managers, queues and channels come to
You are right, it is trigger every. I was using the mirrorq program to
duplicate
messages and it is written for trigger every. I guess I will rewrite it
for
trigger first.
I thought this problem had fixed itself when I get everything caught up
last night,
but I am seeing the same behavior today.
Hi,
I'm not sure what your problem is, because the 3 event queues ARE local queues:
- SYSTEM.ADMIN.CHANNEL.EVENT
- SYSTEM.ADMIN.PERFM.EVENT
- SYSTEM.ADMIN.QMGR.EVENT
You can delete those queues and recreate them as queue aliases to another 3
local queues or point all 3 to a single queue local.
Weird, I never saw Peter's response on Tuesday. Anyway, thanks for the info
guys.
Regards,
Roger Lacroix
Capitalware Inc.
http://www.capitalware.biz
Quoting Robert Broderick [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have worked with the Reconda product and if Peters one line was a sales
pitch then it short
What is the app that is to be triggered? The channel?
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From: R. Dirk Tolson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 12:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SYSTEM.DEFAULT.INITIATION.QUEUE Question
You are right, it is trigger every. I was using the
No. When a message arrives in the triggered queue MIRROR, the triggered
program
reads all available messages and puts them to two different queues, one on
a different
qmgr. Triggering was set to every on the MIRROR queue, even though the
triggered
application would read all of the current
Hi Krishan,
Here is what we are doing: We create a local queue
called, say, EVENTQ. We delete the System event
queueus and define them as alias queues all pointing
to EVNETQ.
Best regards,
Ruzi
--- Krishan Agarwal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Friends,
This has been puzzling me a bit ..
OK. You kept mentioning a transmit queue backing up, and I though maybe your
channel was having problems triggering.
You were probably starting the app in the foreground, right? The generation
of a trigger message to the INIT queue and the consumption of the trigger
message by the trigger monitor
1. Reconda's entry-level price for QN-StatWatch is in the low five figures (I think the sales guys will at least allow me to say that much -- they are very secretive) -- which is more than Roger's estimated $5k,but, as Bobbee kindly noted, it does a lot more than Roger's specfor a"lightweight
Hi,
Hummm... Trade in my 'eh' for 'for-get-about-it' ?? How far did the Devils get
in the playoffs this year? :))
Besides, isn't that why we invented computers, so that we can telecommute rather
than move here, there, everywhere?? :))
Regards,
Roger Lacroix
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